11 May

 

Flagstaff Today A°: A° Week 20 Day 131 Wind 7 mph Gusts 16 mph Active Fire: 195 miles away Risk of Fire: High Nearest lightning: 832 miles away Air Quality: Fair Sunshine May Averages: Temps: 68°\35° Moisture: 3 Days

Monthly Observations

Pediatric Feeding Disorder Awareness Month  Link            React Month
Pediatric Stroke Awareness Month  Link                  Prepare Tomorrow's Parents Month (5/11-6/15)
Personal History Month Link                                                                 Revise Your Work Schedule Month
Prader-Willi Syndrome Awareness Month                           Save Your Tooth Month
Preeclampsia Awareness Month Link                      Social Security Education Awareness Month

Weekly Observations

(World) Dystonia Awareness Wek: 3-11 Link                        Universal Family Week: 10-16 

Children's Book Week: 5-11 Link                               National Public Gardens Week: 9-18 Link 

National School Nurse Week: 6-12  Link  Link

Daily Observations

Eat What You Want Day Link                                                 National Foam Rolling Day Link (Massage)
Mother's Day                                                                                  Root Canal Appreciation Day 
Mocha Torte Day                                                        Twilight Zone Day

Mother's At The Wall Day

Today’s Quotes                                                             

 

Today’s Memes

 

Thoughts for the day

Another nice warm spring day. Nice!

There is no call for rain, so I took my vehicle over to the drive-thru car wash. I’m sure the clouds that are rolling in will mess up the clean ride.

Jan Psaki, former Press Secretary, now has ‘The Briefing’ on MSNBC Monday through Friday. It is worth a watch.  She has a good reporting style.

Native American Tribes That Dominated History

Apache

The Apache tribes, scattered across the Southwestern deserts and mountains, were known for their guerrilla warfare tactics. Skilled in navigating harsh environments, they adapted to the challenges of survival with remarkable agility.

Their resistance against Spanish, Mexican, and later U.S. forces showcased their determination and resilience. Apache society was organized into various bands, each led by warriors who were adept in both combat and survival skills.

Their ability to blend into the landscape and use it to their advantage marked them as formidable opponents. Their legacy is one of fierce independence and tenacity.

 

Random Thoughts…

Truth is not revealed in a courtroom, but the truth is established in a courtroom.

 

If two people on opposite sides of the world each drop a piece of bread, the Earth briefly becomes a sandwich.

 

Hasbro denied Pixar the use of GI Joe in Toy Story when they found that the GI Joe doll was going to be blown up by Sid.

 

Based on all the emails I’ve been getting, the key to earning $8500+/week from home is to have poor grammar.

 

Pocahontas is the only Disney princess with a tattoo.

 

El Cid – Real Name: Rodrigo Diaz De Vivar

 

You never realize how cluttered your desk is until you spill a glass of water. #life

Misunderstood History…

The Emancipation Proclamation Didn’t Free All Slaves

Lincoln’s 1863 order only applied to Confederate states, not border states or Union-controlled areas. Slavery remained legal in some places until the 13th Amendment in 1865.
The proclamation was more of a wartime strategy than a full abolition.

Historic Events

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Birthdays

92 – Louis Farrakhan, American religious leader 84 – Eric Burdon, English musician 42 – Holly Valance, Australian actress, singer 26 – Sabrina Carpenter, American singer, actress

@101 – Irving Berlin, Belarusian-American pianist, composer (d. 1989) @84 – Salvador Dalí, Spanish artist (d. 1989) @74 – Phil Silvers, Americand comedic actor (d. 1985; stroke)   @62 – Chang Bunker and Eng Bunker, Siamese Twins (d. 1874; brain blood clot) @31 – Cory Monteith, Canadian actor, singer (d. 2013; accidental OD)

…The End for today…